We are pleased to host a community meeting for our OTTA members to learn more about the Fern Hill project. Space is limited to 200 attendees and registration is mandatory, click here to register. For those unable to attend in person, register for the Zoom link by clicking here.
The Fern Hill team is expected to share updates on its proposal at the community meeting and the team is willing to answer your questions about the project. Following the community meeting, the OTTA will reach out to solicit your thoughts and we will use our best efforts to ensure our members’ views are heard regarding this important planning and zoning matter in our Triangle.
By way of background, this project has been in a discussion phase between the developer and the city for over two years, and a proposal was publicly shared by Fern Hill in September 2023. That proposal can be found at Fern Hill’s website at www.engagefernhill.com.
Strategic Planning Committee
Four workgroups were created to focus on specific topics. Each workgroup generates suggestions for improving how the OTTA addresses those topics. Preliminary proposals were provided to the Board at the July meeting. While still not finalized, you can review the draft documents (click here) presented by each workgroup. A community meeting will be held in October to seek feedback from members.
OTTA Members voted to invest in creating a Strategic Plan for the organization at the Annual Members meeting in January 2022. The Committee was formed with: Zac Bleicher, Dorothy DeCarlo, Diane Fitzgerald, Phil Graff, Brad Neuman, Rick Rausch and John Engman (Consultant).
The Strategic Planning Committee submitted a new Mission, Vision and Values statement to the Board of Directors which was approved on Tuesday, April 11, 2023.
The new statements will guide all of our activities will flow from these statement.
Our Mission is: We enable all who live or work in the Old Town Triangle to connect, collaborate, and care for our community.
Our Vision is: The Old Town Triangle Association will build on its history of success to become recognized by residents and businesses as the center for engagement, information, collaboration, and advocacy to maintain and improve our quality of life. We will foster a sense of community and belonging by connecting neighbors, collaborating on issues of common concern promoting safety, art and preservation.
Our Values are: